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November 4, 2009

Vol. 50, Issue 12

Dear Life

Nov. 4, 2009

From the archives

Nov. 4, 2009

Photo of the week

Reader submission: Nov. 4

This week in quotes

Nov. 4, 2009

Letters to the editor

Chicken eating contest uncivilized

Distractions

Vocal Cord: Nov. 4, 2009
Drinking days: Nov. 4, 2009 (by Dave Shore)
Cord-o-scopes: Nov. 4, 2009 (by Adam Nagel)

Hockey

Football

Soccer

Lacrosse

News

VP: Brantford to leave Laurier (by Lauren Millet)
U-Pass fees rise (by Alanna Wallace)
Sea lamprey invading Great Lakes (by Olivia Nightingale)
News in brief: Nov 4

Reviews

Local

Home ownership celebrated (by Heather Gies)
Starbucks and Pizza Pizza moving (by Linda Givetash)
KW in brief: Nov. 4, 2009

National

Canada in brief: Nov. 4, 2009
McMaster TAs and RAs strike (by Linda Givetash)

World

World in Brief: Nov. 4, 2009 (by Alexandros Mitsiopoulos)
Every pipeline has a story to tell (by Paula Millar)
The value of alternative media (by Ashley Koen)

Arts

The Most Serene Republic (by Carly Lewis)
A night of comedy (by Elise Cotter)
In Review: In theatres now
An unseen perspective (by Jessica Howell)
Laurier tells all (by Idil Herzi)

Life Archive

Fighting the flu is no fun (by Niki Phillips)
You think you have it bad? (by Mike Lakisuak and Jaclyn Stief)

Opinion

Stress is escapable (by The Cord Editorial Board)
Women need to prioritize health (by Kimberly Elworthy)
Football under-promoted (by The Cord Editorial Board)
Protesting banned at 2010 Olympics (by Iain McCauley)
Don't let education hinder self-reflection (by Don Morgenson)
Political correctness is superfluous (by Yusuf Kidwai)

Sports

Behind the Hawk: Dillon Heap (by Tieja Maclaughlin)
Hawks lose gold (by Justin Fauteux)
Soccer heads to semi-final (by Kevin Campbell)
Athletic Complex pool set to open Monday (by Sam Riches)
Hockey team suffers first loss of season (by Jamie Neugebauer)
Hawks look for revenge (by Justin Fauteux)

In Depth

Furthering science or exploiting nature? (by David Goldberg)